Wikinews:2005/April/19

• North Korea shuts down its main nuclear reactor
• New mass grave discovered in Kosovo
• Barry Prime becomes Swim Ireland's new National Performance Director
• Associated Press changes online fee structure to meet Internet demands
• Afghan coalition forces repel Taliban ambush: 8 killed, 16 captured
• 109th Boston marathon takes place
• British retailer Littlewoods plans to axe 3,200 jobs
• German Cardinal Ratzinger elected Pope Benedict XVI
• Simon's Rock College tests Alan Turing theories with 'Imitation Game' experiment

Yarra Trams yesterday said it would still consider hiring a 15-year old who allegedly stole two trams over the weeked — once he's old enough.
image: Adam Carr of Wikipedia

• Teen tram thief may yet work as tram driver
• Elwood Norris receives 2005 Lemelson-MIT Prize for invention
• MiniMax Discount to open inaugural stores in southern Romania
• Romanian Ministry of Communications and IT discusses future objectives
• Thermoelectric plants in Arad, Romania to be modernised

Ukrainian president Viktor Yushchenko will visit Romania on Thursday

Ukrainian president Viktor Yushchenko will visit Romania on Thursday

• Ukrainian president to visit Romania
• Angolan Marburg virus still threat
• Man arrested on charge of murdering Christa Worthington